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-[[arduino:index|Arduino]] \\ +♦ [[arduino:index|Arduino]] \\ 
-[[esp:index|ESP32/ESP8266]] \\ +♦ [[esp:index|ESP32/ESP8266]] \\ 
-[[raspberry:index|Raspberrys]] \\+♦ [[raspberry:index|Raspberrys]] \\
  
 The ideal microcontroller depends on whether your project requires high processing power, low-cost wireless connectivity, or high hardware durability. The ideal microcontroller depends on whether your project requires high processing power, low-cost wireless connectivity, or high hardware durability.
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 A direct comparison of classic Arduino (e.g., Uno R3), ESP32/ESP8266, and the Raspberry Pi RP2040 (often called the Raspberry Pi Pico / Nano form factors). A direct comparison of classic Arduino (e.g., Uno R3), ESP32/ESP8266, and the Raspberry Pi RP2040 (often called the Raspberry Pi Pico / Nano form factors).
  
-^Feature^Classic Arduino (Uno R3)^ESP8266 / ESP32^Raspberry Pi RP2040 (Pico)|+^Feature^[[arduino:index|Classic Arduino (Uno R3)]]^[[esp:index|ESP8266 / ESP32]]^[[raspberry:index|Raspberry Pi RP2040 (Pico)]]|
 ^Processor Type|8-bit AVR (Atmega328P)|32-bit Tensilica Single/Dual-Core|32-bit ARM Cortex-M0+ Dual-Core| ^Processor Type|8-bit AVR (Atmega328P)|32-bit Tensilica Single/Dual-Core|32-bit ARM Cortex-M0+ Dual-Core|
 ^Clock Speed|16 MHz|80 MHz (ESP8266) / 240 MHz (ESP32)|133 MHz (Overclockable)| ^Clock Speed|16 MHz|80 MHz (ESP8266) / 240 MHz (ESP32)|133 MHz (Overclockable)|